I just bought a triplex in South Florida as a house hack. One of the units that will be occupied by a tenant needs a new bath tub. It currently has a bath tub with tile. The tile is in good shape but the tub needs rep...

Hello BiggerPockets community,
I am currently in the process of remodeling a 3/2 1500 sqft wood home built in 1979. I have almost finished the kitchen remodel as well as the master bathroom remodel. I plan to move fo...

I started a thread about replacing the bathroom tiles and then someone else started one about their cultured marble installation (unfortunately I was not able to find that thread again.

I was quoted $1800 by a compan...

I have a fiberglass shower surround that has a hairline crack in the base. It's been too long and the floor underneath is soft so I can't inject epoxy and reseal it. There is a guy locally that does this and has great...

As the kids move out we have decided to rent our home since its in a great location. We need to update our bathrooms and we are wondering if porcelain tile would be a better choice of material than a fiberglass bath ...

I'm remodeling about 10 bathrooms and I wanted to know if I should use subway tile or fake marble shower walls. My PM's construction company has currently been doing subway tile, however I noticed the hotel I was at w...

Hi BP,I recently purchased my first investment property and quote excited!  The renovation is going well as far as I can tell.  My present dilemma is the bathtub.  It is has yellow stains  which I thought would be an ...

So it looks like the attic on the property I just purchased isn’t really insulated in the attic. The insulation looks to have deteriorated and it’s extremely old. House is not cooling more than 80 degrees. Spoke to Ac...

I have a few rental properties that are in need of new Windows. Curious to hear if anyone has a suggested company in SE Michigan They have used. TIA

Looked at the store yesterday at different insulation products.  No calculator in hand but seemed shake and rake(I call it shake and bake) was double or triple cost of blow in regular stuff.From there it was hard to s...